They say to write love is facile and ordinary,
But what they do not see is that I am just so.
I am neither sincere nor profound;
My words, they do not move mountains or shed light upon those dark lit corners.
I know love not as soft kisses and warm caresses
Of a thousand loves past, but unknown love.
Pure pain in its most veritable form.
A fire whipping, torrid and tempting,
Burning, leaving a pit in its wake.
And with this hole no joy could fill,
I navigate not knowing of what other lovers speak.
This dark passenger of mine is all I know.
About the Creator
Chipa Mulenga
Hello! I have dreamed of becoming a writer since I can remember. Adulthood and obligations lead me down the path of an educator for the past years. I joined Vocal to share my stories, some fiction some semi-autobiographical.

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